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Bring Me The Horizon
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If there is one band that springs to mind when we think of awesome transformations, itās the band headed up by Oli Sykes ā Bring Me The Horizon. These Sheffield lads have undergone an evolution in the last few years that almost no other band can match. In the meantime, Oliver Sykes, Lee Malia, Matt Kean, Matt Nicholls and Jordan Fish have risen to the top of the metalcore scene.
The BMTH sound is always evolving, although the band are well known for hard, merciless guitar riffs and catchy melodies which hit you right in the face. However everything started with their most deathcore style album āCount Your Blessingsā, which was a complete success.
Bring Me The Horizon didnāt achieve their success immediately afterwards though. In fact it was two years later when āSuicide Seasonā was picked up and released by Epitaph Records. In October 2010, the album āThere Is a Hell, Believe Me Iāve Seen it. There Is a Heaven, Letās Keep It A Secretā followed. In particular, new arrival Jona Weinhofen made his skills well known on this album.
But there were no surprises there. Jona had already played guitar with I Killed The Prom Queen and Bleeding Through. The cameo appearance of Architects singer Sam Carter on the song āThe Sadness Will Never Endā made the album absolutely perfect. On top of that, the band also won the Kerrang! Award for the best album 2010 ā which was well-deserved, in our opinion.
Sempiternal
Shortly before the fourth album āSempiternalā was released, Weinhofen left the band due to internal disagreements. But that wasnāt the only change within BMTH: with their album āSempiternalā, the Brits made a huge leap forward, with newcomer and keyboardist Jordan Fish a noticeable influence.
As soon as the first single āShadow Mosesā was released, it was clear that the album was headed in a brand new direction. But anyone who thought that āSempiternalā was an awesome development has to hear the fifth album āThatās the Spiritā.
Thatās The Spirit
Bring Me The Horizon released the songs āDrownā, āDonāt Look Backā, āHappy Songā and āThroneā in advance of their fifth album. With āThatās The Spiritā, Bring Me The Horizon once again managed to develop their individual sound ā one which is catchy but retains the typical BMTH heaviness.
It wasnāt just on their albums that Sykes and co were making huge steps forward. Appearances at Wembley Stadium and with an orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall proved that Bring Me The Horizon had developed into an unbeatable live band ā we take our hat off to them.
Bring Me The Horizon fan merch in the EMP Online Shop
Of course, we just have to celebrate all that variety and individuality in the proper way. Here, you can get all sorts of Bring Me The Horizon merch to do just that. Kit yourself out for the next gig with a Bring Me The Horizon T-shirt or complete your CD collection with the Bring Me The Horizon albums.
No matter what you choose ā youāll find all the right Bring Me The Horizon merch for day-to-day, the next festival or the next show.
Hungry for even more great bands? Then take a look at Parkway Drive, Eskimo Callboy or Linkin Park.